Mr Yakubu said the suspension followed an emergency congress on Saturday, a series of meetings and interventions.
He said PLASUPPLY aided in the overall effective management of raw materials, drugs, and other medical materials.
Ms Anyaehie said that 4,017 persons had already received the diphtheria vaccine.
“In the long run, you can’t depend on aid to fund your essential health systems. Countries need to build resilience internally,” Mr Gates told the Nigerian government.
UNICEF says it plans to mobilise 100,000 Nigerian youths for climate action by the year 2025 under its global environmental initiative, Green Rising.
Mr Gates acknowledged the Nigerian government’s efforts and progress, disclosing that polio detections in the country reduced by about 40 per cent in Q1 2025.
Ms Shittu-Muideen urged state governments to adopt evidence-based approaches to resource planning and health strategy formulation.
Mr Yakubu said that about six of the doctors had been given termination letters.
“NAFDAC has vowed to crack down on the activities of illegal producers and non-compliant facilities within its jurisdiction,” Mr Benu said.
The health commissioner urged mothers and food handlers to ensure the safe preparation of meat to prevent food-borne illnesses.
